Legal Opinion
State of New Hampshire v. Bryan Maga
Supreme Court of New Hampshire
Decided May 16, 2014No. 2012-0716PublishedCited by 5 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtBassett, J.
The defendant, Bryan Maga, appeals his conviction, following a bench trial, for driving with an alcohol concentration of .02 or higher, while he was under the age of twenty-one (DUI). See RSA 265-A:2 (Supp. 2012) (amended 2013). On appeal, he argues that the 10th Circuit Court — Salem District Division (Moore, J.) erred when it: (1) admitted into evidence a certificate from a state crime laboratory employee attesting that the breathalyzer machine used by the Salem Police Department was in working order; and (2) ruled that the police had probable cause to arrest him. We affirm.
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